Crystal Palace vs Tottenham | Premier League Preview & Betting Tips

Crystal Palace have quietly put together a solid campaign and remain awkward opponents for anyone, especially in South London. Tottenham arrive under pressure after a frustrating run, knowing performances haven’t quite matched expectations.

Selhurst Park should be rocking, as always, with a hostile home crowd and a strong travelling support adding to the edge. These London meetings are rarely dull.

Palace tend to line up compact and disciplined, while Spurs look to dominate possession and play at a higher tempo. It’s control versus resilience.

Palace average 47% possession but are efficient when they break, scoring 1.24 goals per game and conceding just over one. They’re well-organised and hard to play through.

Tottenham see more of the ball at 52% possession and score slightly more, but defensive gaps remain, conceding 1.35 goals per match and struggling when games open up.

Set pieces could be key here — both sides score and concede regularly from dead-ball situations.

Palace’s last ten bring four wins, four draws and two defeats, with 12 goals scored and 11 conceded. They’ve been consistent and tough to beat.

Tottenham over the same spell have two wins, two draws and six defeats, conceding heavily at times despite scoring in most matches.

Palace at Selhurst Park have taken points in four of their last five, averaging close to two goals scored and keeping things tight defensively.

Tottenham away from home have struggled, losing four of their last five on the road and conceding freely.

Both sides create similar quality chances, but neither has been especially convincing defensively.

Tottenham have won four of the last five meetings, but Palace took the most recent clash at Selhurst Park. Most games have been tight, with narrow scorelines the norm.

Palace’s home form and Spurs’ away struggles point towards another close contest. Expect a competitive game with goals at both ends.

Prediction: Crystal Palace 1-1 Tottenham

Main pick: Both Teams To Score – both defences concede regularly.

Value angle: Crystal Palace draw no bet – strong home form against a shaky away side.